Sentence examples for element to watch from inspiring English sources

American efforts would also include "a counterterrorism element" to watch for jihadists who might launch attacks against Western targets.

"Did the F.B.I. foil its own plot?" In the government's opening remarks, a federal prosecutor told the jurors that mental attitude was the key element to watch in following the evidence.

Jensen felt this was important as the character was always at the center of the player's screen, and the most important element to watch.

For all the thrill brought by Ireland's victory, there was an elegiac element to watching a West Indies team with such a singular lack of focus and  discipline.

So what could possibly make the fans who did show up ignore the evening's other activities and brave the elements to watch this game?

The most enjoyable, and most painful, elements to watch are the complex strategies the students devise to resist, to derail the project of the classroom, to ignite a counter narrative.

Maybe it's something to do with the fact that everyone here spends 10 days battling the elements in order to watch movies; it reaches the point where "no pain, no gain" joins the criteria in the judging, as well as being a condition of the viewing.

Cleveland Hustles is a TV show, of course, so it needs dramatic elements for people to watch.

News executives said that the Gonzalez case had every element that drives people to watch news on television, including a story line worthy of a soap opera and plenty of suspense (not to mention a poignant protagonist).

Competitors privately profess some astonishment at the new popularity of the series because the improvement flies in the face of the recent formula for prime-time success: a grab-people-by-the-throat concept, lots of sex, and must-see story elements that compel viewers to watch every episode or lose the thread.

It is always a special gift to watch an element of British life stumble into the last century.